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Specialist Kits

A range of products packaged together to target specific sensory requirements. Developed in conjunction with Occupational Therapists, these products provide an excellent tool kit with which to manage a range of sensory disorders.

Sensory Seeker - This person seeks out sensory experiences in everyday life and has a high sensory threshold, meaning they require lots of stimulation or a more intense sensory stimulus in order to respond.

Low Registration - This person does not notice or misses sensory events in everyday life that others readily notice or is slow to respond to sensory stimulation. He or she has a high sensory threshold, meaning they require lots of stimulation or a more intense sensory stimulus in order to respond.

Sensory Sensitive - This person readily notices sensory stimuli and may be uncomfortable or distracted by them. He or she has a low sensory threshold, meaning they do not need much sensory stimulation in order to respond.

Sensory Avoider - This person deliberately acts to reduce or prevent exposure to sensory stimuli. This individual has a low sensory threshold, meaning they do not need much sensory stimulation in order to respond.